Oracle 1Z0-516 Oracle EBS R12.1 General Ledger Essentials 1
QUESTION: 1 One of your ABC.com co-workers, Tim, is working to define and develop Financial Statement Generator reports where the budget amounts and actual amounts would display on the report per period. Tim comes to you and says that he has defined an FSG report according to the client's requirements; the actual amounts are correctly shown, but the problem is that budget amounts are not showing up on the report. What is your response? A. Budget status is Frozen. B. The budget name needs to be associated with the row set through control values. C. There is some issue with the assignment of accounts to the budget organization. D. The first fiscal year of the budget was never opened. E. The last fiscal year of the budget is Closed. QUESTION: 2 Jason, the corporate controller of ABC.com where you are implementing Oracle General Ledger, Accounts Payable, an Accounts Receivable, is very excited about the Global Intercompany System (GIS). He wrote some notes from a conversation with his accounting manager about GIS. He wants you to validate which points he has written down about GIS are true. Identify Jason's three correct points. (Choose three.) A. GIS enables intercompany transactions to be approved after transfer from AP and AR. B. Unlike intercompany accounting within the same set of books, GIS only works between sets of books but not within the same set of books. C. Intercompany journals are created automatically as soon as they are approved. D. You can set up GIS so that the sender's transactions do not need to be approved by the receiver. E. If a sender approves the transaction but the receiver rejects it, the transaction is recalled. F. Each company that uses GIS must be set up as a subsidiary that is associated with a balancing segment value. G. You can optionally send notifications to a defined user or responsibility when an intercompany transaction is initiated. Answer(s): D, F, G QUESTION: 3 One of ABC.com's clients wants the ability to report with Financial Statements Generator (FSG) and perform account inquiry at the summary (business unit) level of its Cost Center segment. A business unit is a group of cost centers and a business unit manager typically has several cost centers under his or her responsibility. Which option will meet the client's requirements? A. Define parent cost centers and a hierarchy of parent-child cost centers. Define Rollup Groups for the parent cost centers, and Summary Accounts. Create FSG based on the parent cost center values or Summary Accounts. B. Define parent cost centers and a hierarchy of parent-child cost centers. Define Rollup Groups for the parent cost centers. Create FSG based on the Rollup Groups. 2
C. Define parent cost centers and a hierarchy of parent-child cost centers. Create Summary Accounts based on the parent cost centers. Create FSG based on the parent cost center values. D. Define parent cost centers and a hierarchy of parent-child cost centers. Define Rollup Groups for the parent cost centers. Create FSG based on the parent cost center values. E. Define parent cost centers and a hierarchy of parent-child cost centers. Define Summary Accounts for the parent cost centers. Create FSG based on the parent cost center values or Summary Accounts. QUESTION: 4 Which report would provide information about the processing type (parallel or sequential) that may be defined for reports? A. Report Detail Listing B. Content Set Summary Listing C. Row Set Summary Listing QUESTION: 5 After you determine your needs and organize your summary account structure, which General Ledger tools can you use to define parent-child values and rollup groups? A. Analyzer Hierarchies, Account Hierarchy Manager or Account Hierarchy Editor (provided Applications Desktop Integrator is installed). B. Mass Maintenance, Analyzer Hierarchies, or Account Hierarchy Manager C. Mass Maintenance or Account Hierarchy Manager D. Mass Maintenance or Account Hierarchy Editor (provided Applications Desktop Integrator is installed). E. Account Hierarchy Manager or Account Hierarchy Editor (provided Applications Desktop Integrator is installed). Answer(s): E QUESTION: 6 The Consolidation Workbench enables you to,, and. (Choose three.) A. access the State Controller B. create consolidations sets, which launch multiple consolidations in a single step C. create multilevel hierarchies, which you can view using the graphical Consolidation Hierarchy Viewer D. change the chart of accounts, B, C 3
QUESTION: 7 ABC.com wants to define a consolidation process for its enterprise. It has two sets of books: Set of Books A and Set of Books B. Both sets of books will use Oracle General Ledger. Set of Books A has three companies with the same calendar and chart of accounts as Set of Books B. Set of Books A has USD as its currency. Set of Books B has four companies with the same chart of accounts and calendar as Set of Books A. Set of Books B has GPD as its currency. Select the consolidation method. A. Interface Data Transformer B. Global Intercompany System C. Oracle Financial Analyzer D. Financial Statement Generator Answer(s): D QUESTION: 8 You are implementing Oracle General Ledger at ABC.coms site. ABC.com is based in the US but has a global presence in many countries worldwide, and has transactions in multiple currencies. The implementation team decides that GL multi currency setup will be part of the implementation. The GL accountant approaches you to discuss multiple reporting currencies (MRC); he wants to implement MRC and link the primary set of books with the reporting set of books. Additionally, he says that the primary and reporting sets of books all have different calendars but share the same chart of accounts. What response do you provide? A. The primary and reporting set of books must share the same calendar and chart of accounts. B. There is no problem in satisfying this requirement. C. The primary and reporting set of books must share the same currency and chart of accounts. D. The primary and reporting set of books must share the same calendar, currency and chart of accounts. QUESTION: 9 ABC.com is a $2 million company operating from the U.S., and has one set of books. It is spinning off from its parent company and will be operating as an independent company. It is considering implementing Oracle Financials but wants the product to work exactly in the same way as its legacy systems from its parent company. What considerations should be presented to ABC in order for it to make a well-informed decision? (Choose all that apply.) A. Patching is simplified on a non-customized Oracle implementation. B. Adding customizations to replicate the legacy system could increase cost of future upgrades. C. Integration issues between modules are reduced when there are no customizations. 4
D. No information can be interfaced from the legacy system to the product., B, C QUESTION: 10 Identify the two setups that control the defaulting of Tax Information on a journal entry. (Choose two.) A. Set of Books B. Journal categories C. Account, C QUESTION: 11 During a period, several preapproved batches of miscellaneous transactions were entered and released. The project manager informs you that he is unable to view the accounting in the expenditure inquiry form. Which process was likely omitted? A. streamline costs B. distribute costs C. interface costs D. tieback costs QUESTION: 12 What are the possible posting options in Oracle General Ledger? A. Post Journal batches individually Post multiple batches Use AutoPost B. Post Journal batches individually Post multiple journals C. Post multiple batches Post batches that meet specific criteria by submitting a concurrent request D. Post Journal batches individually Post multiple batches Post batches that meet specific criteria by submitting a concurrent request and using Journal Approval QUESTION: 13 You are implementing Oracle General Ledger at a ABC.com site. ABC.com is based in the US but has a presence in many countries worldwide, and has transactions in multiple currencies. The implementation team decides that GL multi currency setup will be part of the 5